2016 Republican National Convention
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Isn't that one of the rooms in Celine's mansion??? ;-)
Could be he was referring to this average citizen, TP. :lol:
Could be he was referring to this average citizen, TP. :lol:
That's a moot point................when you represent the average citizen you have to tell them what they want to hear! And that leads to having to memorize all the lies you told.
If you move there you can probably find another ex-tin"ct tribe to become an honorable member of .Winston was wrong. You can have democracy without a party system. If all politicians were independent then it would be a lot harder for corporations to co opt them all. Nunavut has such a system. Everything is done by consensus. No one can dictate like a majority government can.
Yep. Just an average guy.
Yeah Trump lives there and thinks the average worker makes too much money per hour..
I'm starting to hope he gets elected just to watch the figgin meltdown of the USA and laugh my azz off watching..
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCFoNDv8yNA
The head of the Cleveland police patrolmen's union is asking Ohio Gov. John Kasich to suspend the state's open carry laws in Cuyahoga County for the Republican National Convention in the wake of the deaths of three police officers in Louisiana, according to WJW-TV.
The station reported Sunday that union president Steve Loomis said he is working with an attorney to draft a request to be sent to Kasich for consideration. Reuters reported Loomis asked the governor to declare a state of emergency, which would allow Kasich to immediately suspend the law.
Ohio's open carry laws allow anyone without a felony record to carry guns in the state, including in downtown Cleveland, but not inside the U.S. Secret Service security zone around Quicken Loans Arena, where the RNC will be held Monday through Thursday.
"I don't care what the legal precedent is, I feel strongly that leadership needs to stand up and defend these police officers," Loomis, the head of the police union, told Reuters, on Sunday.
Loomis did not respond to several requests for comment. Kasich's spokeswoman, Emmalee Kalmbach, said the governor does not have the authority to suspend state and federal laws regarding open carry.
"Law enforcement is a noble, essential calling and we all grieve that we've again seen attacks on officers," Kalbach said in a statement. "Ohio governors do not have the power to arbitrarily suspend federal and state constitutional rights or state laws as suggested. The bonds between our communities and police must be reset and rebuilt--as we're doing in Ohio--so our communities and officers can both be safe. Everyone has an important role to play in that renewal."
Brian Betley, who leads the Cleveland police union representing sergeants, lieutenants and captains, told cleveland.com he agrees with Loomis' request. Betley said he would contact the state's police officer's union to see what help they can offer.
"They would declare a state of emergency if something happened, but it's all too late at that point," Betley said. "Why not do it before something happens?"
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Cleveland police union to ask governor to suspend open carry law for RNC | cleveland.com
The station reported Sunday that union president Steve Loomis said he is working with an attorney to draft a request to be sent to Kasich for consideration. Reuters reported Loomis asked the governor to declare a state of emergency, which would allow Kasich to immediately suspend the law.
Ohio's open carry laws allow anyone without a felony record to carry guns in the state, including in downtown Cleveland, but not inside the U.S. Secret Service security zone around Quicken Loans Arena, where the RNC will be held Monday through Thursday.
"I don't care what the legal precedent is, I feel strongly that leadership needs to stand up and defend these police officers," Loomis, the head of the police union, told Reuters, on Sunday.
Loomis did not respond to several requests for comment. Kasich's spokeswoman, Emmalee Kalmbach, said the governor does not have the authority to suspend state and federal laws regarding open carry.
"Law enforcement is a noble, essential calling and we all grieve that we've again seen attacks on officers," Kalbach said in a statement. "Ohio governors do not have the power to arbitrarily suspend federal and state constitutional rights or state laws as suggested. The bonds between our communities and police must be reset and rebuilt--as we're doing in Ohio--so our communities and officers can both be safe. Everyone has an important role to play in that renewal."
Brian Betley, who leads the Cleveland police union representing sergeants, lieutenants and captains, told cleveland.com he agrees with Loomis' request. Betley said he would contact the state's police officer's union to see what help they can offer.
"They would declare a state of emergency if something happened, but it's all too late at that point," Betley said. "Why not do it before something happens?"
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Cleveland police union to ask governor to suspend open carry law for RNC | cleveland.com
He is also not a member of the ruling class. That is important if the taxpayers are ever to take real control of their government.Also why both parties fear him. Because in the end there is no real difference between the two and the bureaucrats mostly remain regardless of who is in power.
He's not a member of the ruling class? He's given dough to politicians and has had them in his pocket. To think otherwise is foolish.
Plus, if the common man thinks making fun of the disabled, thinks Mexicans are rapists, thinks it's okay to say women who are asking tough questions are menstrating, thinks the Suadis should have nukes, thinks Paterno who hid a child molester got a raw deal, thinks all all Muslims are terrorists, thinks Putin is a good guy, thinks enciting violence unites us then I guess I'm not a regular citizen.
Playing Paul Ryan's "Find the Minority" Game Ahead of GOP Convention
This week will be the GOP’s “Week of Whiteness” Convention, which will feature white speaker after white speaker until the final day, where they will coronate white supremacist Donald Trump as their supreme leader. In preparation, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan did his part in posting a picture of Congressional interns: a sea of white teeth and white skin. Social media backlash was swift, but Ryan still doesn’t know what all the hubbub is about. Isn’t this how America should look?
This week will be the GOP’s “Week of Whiteness” Convention, which will feature white speaker after white speaker until the final day, where they will coronate white supremacist Donald Trump as their supreme leader. In preparation, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan did his part in posting a picture of Congressional interns: a sea of white teeth and white skin. Social media backlash was swift, but Ryan still doesn’t know what all the hubbub is about. Isn’t this how America should look?
A show of less government and more corporate control of the government. AKA blowing smoke up the collective a$$
Ah, I think I've detected the flaw in your reasoning.
You're assuming they're thinking.
Perhaps, I guess they don't realize the apparatus it would take to find and then deport 11 million rapists.
Personally, I'd give the contract to Siemens. Nothing like experience in these matters.